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07.05.2007 at 01:09PM PDT, ID: 22677821
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Invoke vba code within MSOffice whenever the user selects SaveAs command

Asked by COPUSER in Microsoft Office Suite

Tags: vba, invoke, code

My company's standard office suite is MS Office 2003.  For all MSOffice applications (Excel, Word, Powerpoint, Access), whenever the user invokes "SaveAs" command, I want my little VBA code to run and capture the file property information on a separate Excel worksheet.  Particularly, I am interested in capturing the newly assigned file name and path.  How do I do this?  Is there a "universal" vba code that can work in any office applications?  Thanks for the help.Start Free Trial
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Zone: Microsoft Office Suite
Tags: vba, invoke, code
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